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This printable checklist helps caregivers, educators, and clinicians identify a child’s sensory preferences across visual, auditory, tactile, vestibular, proprioceptive, oral, and olfactory domains. Use it to guide intervention planning, support self-regulation, and promote individualized strategies at home, in therapy, or in the classroom. Designed for easy observation and collaboration. Included in this resource:Sections for all 8 sensory systems (+ oral sensory): Vestibular, Proprioception,

Navigating body-based self-stimulatory behaviors in young children (like hand-in-pants or rhythmic movements) can often feel like an uncomfortable topic to cover - but we’ve created this one-page guide as a way to take the awkwardness out of the conversation and replace it with factual understanding and evidence-based support! This resource explains why these behaviors happen and offers simple, developmentally affirming redirection strategies that support regulation without shame.This resource

OTs are often referred when unexpected behaviors impede a student or child's ability to participate in their daily roles and routines. Created by clinicians with a neuro-affirming perspective, this behavioral data tracker is rooted in the idea that behavior is communication.Designed for ease and efficiency in busy classrooms, we've minimized the need for lengthy written narratives while still gathering meaningful data! A simple number-based system is used to quickly log: Time of dayBehavior obs